Interpreting supervision incidents

Supervision reports are designed to provide context about the session, not to make automatic judgments.

What can be consulted?

Depending on the configuration, the supervisor may have access to a timeline of incidents, their timing and duration, and descriptive data about time spent on questions.

How to evaluate a record

• Identify which event has been recorded.
• Check when and for how long it occurred.
• Consider if there may be legitimate technical or personal reasons.
• Cross-check the information with the participant before making decisions.

What cannot be proven?

A record does not automatically prove that someone cheated, used artificial intelligence, or accessed specific content outside of Quezmo.

Academic results and supervision observations must be interpreted separately.